Pedalboard Pictures!
- Thread starter AsphaltMK
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2 1Spots for different grounds. Delay, chorus, modulation pedals if chained with some drive pedals = noise.
I am ready for the following wah pedals:
1) Dunlop 535Q (must mod though)
2) RMC wah (original, 2 or 3)
3) Fulltone Clyde Deluxe.
Funds are here and just waiting for mrmisse. Ian, come along when I go check them out leh.
I am ready for the following wah pedals:
1) Dunlop 535Q (must mod though)
2) RMC wah (original, 2 or 3)
3) Fulltone Clyde Deluxe.
Funds are here and just waiting for mrmisse. Ian, come along when I go check them out leh.
eh.. cheap cheap fuzz.. here's the link
http://www.awendamusic.com/2/products.html
can't really put myself to order a mayo.. seems too damn ex for a fuzz liao.. trying to stay off buying now.. haha.. fulfilled my GAS by modding my boss pedals liao.. :lol:
http://www.awendamusic.com/2/products.html
can't really put myself to order a mayo.. seems too damn ex for a fuzz liao.. trying to stay off buying now.. haha.. fulfilled my GAS by modding my boss pedals liao.. :lol:
you guys considering a fuzz pedal? may i suggest the Subdecay Flying Tomato Mutant Fuzz... capable of generic fuzz, and modern weird-ish fuzz. Very versatile, it seems (i can probably tell you more after mine arrives 
)
soundclips:
Chords
http://www.subdecay.com/tomato2.mp3
Fake synth (with delay)
http://www.subdecay.com/tomato3.mp3
Starved
http://www.subdecay.com/tomato4.mp3
Blues
http://www.subdecay.com/tomato5.mp3
Generic fuzz
http://www.subdecay.com/tomato6.mp3
Vol knob
http://www.subdecay.com/tomato7.mp3
Link - http://www.subdecay.com/ft.htm
Unlike many fuzz circuits the Flying tomato has an input buffer in front of the effect. The short version is: This fuzz will work after virtually any pedal, or with active pickups.
A high and low tone control have been added, as well as a "squish" knob. Some fuzzes sound great with a combination of certain guitars and amplifiers, but sound awful with others. With the Flying Tomato, you can dial in the warmth you want and still cut though the mix at your next gig.
Squish Knob - This is where it gets crazy. The squish knob essentially lowers the voltage supply to the fuzz circuit, creating gated tones and altering the symmetry of the fuzz. Running an overdrive before it or delay or modulation effects after it can produce some very interesting sounds. Due to this knob directly altering the available power it will make some minor scratching sounds when its turned.
)soundclips:
Chords
http://www.subdecay.com/tomato2.mp3
Fake synth (with delay)
http://www.subdecay.com/tomato3.mp3
Starved
http://www.subdecay.com/tomato4.mp3
Blues
http://www.subdecay.com/tomato5.mp3
Generic fuzz
http://www.subdecay.com/tomato6.mp3
Vol knob
http://www.subdecay.com/tomato7.mp3
Link - http://www.subdecay.com/ft.htm
Unlike many fuzz circuits the Flying tomato has an input buffer in front of the effect. The short version is: This fuzz will work after virtually any pedal, or with active pickups.
A high and low tone control have been added, as well as a "squish" knob. Some fuzzes sound great with a combination of certain guitars and amplifiers, but sound awful with others. With the Flying Tomato, you can dial in the warmth you want and still cut though the mix at your next gig.
Squish Knob - This is where it gets crazy. The squish knob essentially lowers the voltage supply to the fuzz circuit, creating gated tones and altering the symmetry of the fuzz. Running an overdrive before it or delay or modulation effects after it can produce some very interesting sounds. Due to this knob directly altering the available power it will make some minor scratching sounds when its turned.
